TEACHERS
Huda Al-Qatami, E-RYT 200, RYT 500, LPC
Founder/Owner
My yoga journey began in 2006 when I first stepped onto a mat and fell in love with yoga. It is a joy for me to share this ancient practice with others and an honor to teach. Read More
Jordan Barbeau, Studio Manager & Marketing Coordinator
I may not be a yoga teacher, but that doesn't mean I don't love every second I spend at Sati Yoga. As the manager and marketing coordinator, it's my job to make sure the studio spreads peace, love, and happiness to as many people as possible, and I love what I do. Read More
Namrata Jain, RYT 500
My yoga journey began in 2007 when I was suffering from severe back pain due to a sedentary job. I used the physical postures, or asanas, as a therapy for my back pain, but as I deepened my practice, I realized the transformational benefits beyond just the physical. Read More
Cheryl Goldin, RYT 200, B.A.
I took my first yoga class in college; it was a free Hatha Yoga class offered in our student union. I can still hear the teacher’s voice and cues when I teach. Read More
Lisa Hakim, RYT 200, MPH
For several years, I did step aerobics, kickboxing, and spin classes, which resulted in tight hips, tight calves, and shin splints. Then, a friend of mine suggested I try yoga, and I fell in love after my very first class. Read More
Pam Zentner, M.Ed., RYT 200
I feel that Yoga is my “fountain of youth!” I began my Yoga journey a few years ago after discovering I had begun to lose such basic skills as balance and simple flexibility. Read More
Nadia Kellner, RYT 200
My passion for yoga started in 2015 when I discovered the physical and mental benefits of this ancient practice. I decided to deepen my understanding and knowledge of yoga by pursuing yoga teacher training in 2017... Read More
Ingrid Speed, RYT 200, M.A.
My yoga practice began in 2013 when I was trying to incorporate more stretching into my workout routine. My routine then consisted of weight training, running and boxing. Read More
Christopher Interdonato, E-RYT 200, RYT 500
Stillness is where we make an impression on the body. This is what my very first yoga teacher said to me and it has stuck in my mind ever since. It is in the stillness, the dawn before sunrise and dusk after sunset, where I discovered true serenity. Read More
Amanda Trevelino, RYT 500, C-IAYT
My teaching style is focused on experiential awareness; experiencing yoga as a process of inquiry and unlearning that happens from the inside out. Read More